Sentence examples for getting into damaging from inspiring English sources
Several celebrities and well-known athletes have abandoned Twitter after getting into damaging situations with what they've written.
The money you spend on a lawyer can save you many times your initial investment, for instance, by preventing you from getting into damaging contracts.
Just know when enough is enough, to avoid losing your winnings, getting into debt, or damaging your credit history.
Students in substance-free housing, the study found, were less likely to experience alcohol-related problems, like getting behind in schoolwork, damaging property, getting into trouble with the police or riding with a drunken driver.
" D'Rozario said the appeal in using digitally resurrected legendary stars also lay in the fact that, because they are dead, they had no way of getting into any scandal which could damage their reputation and the reputation of the film or advert.
Afterward, you get into punitive damage," said Anthony H. Cordesman, a military expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
The new Drowning in Plastic documentary will investigate in more detail how plastic is getting into the ocean and what damage it is doing.
I have no interest in getting into whether we're doing damage to our kids by yelling at them or not.
"In the interim, there's going to be lots of these individuals moving around and getting into situations where they cause damage". Meanwhile, Nancy Maniago said the cougar who showed up in her driveway is still in the neighborhood.
Netflix is getting into business with the creators of "Damages". The streaming service announced it has ordered a 13-episode season of an untitled drama from Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman and Glenn Kessler (the trio known as "KZK"), the men behind the critically-acclaimed FX/DirecTV drama starring Glenn Close and Rose Byrne.
We recommend shrink wrapping the boat to protect if from damage or debris getting into your boat during its international shipment.
